Welcome to 160 Spring Street – a beautifully restored Victorian treasure built in 1901 by Norman Wright as a timeless tribute to his beloved wife, Tillie. This enchanting Queen Anne-style home, perched gracefully on the northwest corner of Spring and Pleasant Streets, seamlessly blends historic grandeur with modern sophistication. Step into this 123-year-old architectural masterpiece and experience an eclectic mix of textures, shapes, and charm that define the Queen Anne style. The exterior features a harmonious blend of classic clapboard and cedar shingles, crowned by a striking conical tower at the southeast corner. A sun-drenched front porch and inviting sunroom offer idyllic spaces to unwind and watch the world go by. Every inch of this home has been lovingly restored with care and precision. The updated siding preserves its historic character while adding durability, and the newly remodeled kitchen and bathrooms bring a touch of contemporary luxury to the classic design. Inside, original details meet modern convenience. The fully insulated basement, attic, and walls ensure year-round comfort, while a full Google Smart Home system—including a Nest Thermostat and smart switches throughout—offers intuitive, effortless living. The attention to detail continues outdoors, where a breathtaking Victorian garden has been revived to its original splendor. Meandering boardwalks, elegant trellises, and a newly paved driveway and patio provide the perfect setting for entertaining or simply enjoying a peaceful afternoon. In spring, the garden comes alive in a kaleidoscope of colors, creating a picturesque and serene retreat. Cozy swings nestled within the garden offer a tranquil perch to relax and take in the beauty around you. 160 Spring Street is more than just a house—it’s a storybook home where history and innovation intertwine. A place where every detail whispers of the past, while inviting you to create unforgettable memories in the present.